Description
In the authentic heart of the Esquilino district, just steps from Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, we offer for sale a charming 105 sq m apartment on the fourth floor of an elegant historic building with elevator access. It comprises a spacious entrance hall, living room with open kitchen, master bedroom with ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet, single bedroom, additional bathroom, and convenient storage room. The property stands out for its meticulous renovation that has enhanced the historic character of the rooms. The floors recall the period style, while the ceiling is enriched with decorative elements, perfectly harmonized with modern and functional solutions. Thanks to its central location, refined renovation, and quality of space, this property represents an ideal opportunity both as a primary residence and as a prestigious investment. Thanks to the presence of numerous meeting points, such as Casa Dante, Salotto Caronte, Forno Conti, and the historic MAS, now home to the Rome Academy of Costume and Fashion, the area offers numerous opportunities for recreation and cultural enrichment. An area that combines convenience with liveliness, ideal for those seeking a dynamic and well-connected residence. The asking price is €750,000.00 - Real Estate Consultant: Daniele Battisti REF137BH25 Tel 06.96006341 The Esquilino district is located on one of Rome's seven hills and is known for being the area where the greatest number of nationalities and traditions of the city intertwine, a true cultural melting pot and a crossroads of taste, thanks to the numerous restaurants, ethnic food shops, and street food stalls in the area. A boost in this direction also comes from its proximity to one of the city's nerve centers, Termini Station, the neighborhood's strong point, where we find the subway and bus lines connecting the various areas and allowing access not only to Italian and foreign destinations, but also to the Castelli Romani or Fiumicino, home to the airport. The neighborhood developed toward the end of the 19th century, around Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II. The layout of the square and the design of the monumental buildings, with their surrounding Umbertine-style porticoes, are the work of Roman architect Gaetano Koch. Inaugurated in 1888, the magnificent Gardens of Piazza Vittorio are the beating heart of the neighborhood, characterized by a decorative gate and featuring architectural traces from various eras. Their exotic character is emphasized by the numerous tree species from around the world, including palms, magnolias, and plane trees, as well as a delightful rose garden. Among the most representative monuments, archaeological sites, and religious buildings of the district are the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, a place of pilgrimage and one of the seven principal churches of Rome; the Basilica of St. John Lateran; the Aurelian Walls; the Scala Santa, whose 28 steps are, according to tradition, exactly the same ones Jesus climbed to Pontius Pilate's palace in Jerusalem; the Basilica of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme; and Villa Wolkonsky, which houses the official residence of the British Ambassador to Italy.
